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Letter from the Principal
As we approach the end of the school year, it is important to share my annual letter relevant to pranks and acts of vandalism. As a school community, we value our facility and appreciate the learning environment it provides our students. Therefore, we want to be sure that everyone understands that students identified as trespassing on school grounds before or after the school day and identified as engaging in a prank or destroying school property will be reported to the local police, which could result in arrests and fines. If seniors are involved in these situations, they will not be allowed to participate in graduation activities, and a letter will be attached to the student’s final transcript informing post-secondary schools of the infraction. Some schools have charged students as felons for committing acts of vandalism.
Additionally, any student who is not a senior and is caught “tagging” or defacing any area of the school will be referred to the disciplinary tribunal for a hearing. The school will recommend that the student be removed from Grady and assigned to an alternative school. Also, the school will ask for restitution for incurred damages, including the cost of having graffiti removed and the cost of repairs to the building (e.g., soaking, sandblasting, pressure washing and/or re-painting of the area plus the cost of materials, including labor). The fine could be exorbitant.
It is our hope that none of our students will trespass on school grounds before or after school hours or engage in any prank. It is important that you, our parents, are clearly aware of our position on this matter. There will be no deals worked out to dismiss this sort of behavior.
Parents, we ask that you discuss this issue with your children to ensure that they thoroughly understand the serious consequences that will be imposed. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and support with respect to this matter.
Finally, I would like to express our sincere appreciation to the PTSA for the support given this school year: a phenomenally well-maintained Grady website, a well-managed College and Career Center, the GradyGram updates and Knight Lights publications, assistance provided during testing, chaperones for field trips, and all of the support you have provided to us this challenging school year. On behalf of grateful faculty and staff, we are most appreciative!
Vincent D. Murray, Principal
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Knight LightsWays to Stay in Touch
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following week’s edition.
Important Dates to Note
Local School Council MeetingTues., Apr. 1 @ 4:00 pmTues., May 6 @ 4:00 pm
Grady PromSat., Apr. 19 @ 8:00 pm
PTSA General MeetingTues., Apr. 22 @ 7:00 pmTues., May 13 @ 7:00 pm
Honors NightWed., May 7 @ 7:00 pm
Visions of the Future CeremonySat., May 17 @ 10:00 am
Last Day of SchoolFri., May 23
GraduationSat., May 24
Please see full calendar on pg. 7
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A Publication of Henry W. Grady High School PTSA April/May 2014
Grady High School Academy Updates
Biomedical Science & Engineering Academy Mark your calendar for May 19, 2014, for the BS&E Honors Program. The program will start at 9:50 a.m. and end at 10:50 a.m. As many of you know, this is our opportunity to celebrate the academic achievements of our students, as well as their achievements beyond the classroom.
Our engineering students took 1st, 2nd and 3rd place at the APS Technology Fair held at Atlanta Technical College. Winning categories included game design, animated graphics, multimedia, project programming and mobile apps.
Thirty of our biomedical science students traveled to Athens to compete for HOSA, and we are proud to report that 20 of them will go on to compete at the national level. This is quite an accomplishment, as we have tripled the number of students advancing to nationals from last year.
The dedication, hard work and passion from our engineering and biomedical science teachers make all the difference. I am personally grateful for their service and proud to work in concert with their efforts. As we quickly approach the end of another great year, we want to express our sincere thanks to our parents for your support and entrusting us with your students. Together, we have nurtured their success and embraced our challenges. Until the next school year, let’s continue our great work.
Raymond L. Dawson, Academy Leader: [email protected]
Business & Entrepreneurship AcademyThe Business & Entrepreneurship Academy congratulates Nyla Woods, an exemplary senior, for signing a full track scholarship to St. John’s University on National Signing Day 2014! We would also like to congratulate our B&E students who organized and implemented Market Day 2014. This endeavor allows students to advertise and sell their culinary creations. They must consider all facets of their projects, including managing inventory, considering the mindsets of a target audience and effective cost analysis. Market Day is supported by Costco, and the students are able to keep or reinvest their profits. Finally, the B&E Honors program will be held Wednesday, April 16, 2014, at 9:45 a.m. in the theater.
Willie Vincent, Academy Leader: [email protected]
Communications & Journalism AcademyOn March 5, 2014, the Communications & Journalism Academy celebrated student achievements in an awards day program. Ninth through twelfth grade students received recognition for outstanding performance in their theme-based pathways and semester grade point averages from the fall semester of 2013, and for perfect attendance this school year. We recognized the accomplishments of 317 students. Congratulations to all!
Students on the staff of Grady publications recently won several awards. The Southerner is a 2014 Online Pacemaker Finalist, one of 28 chosen from 148 entries and the only paper from Georgia. Additionally, the staffs of The Southerner and Nexus won 20 digital media awards in the 2014 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Scholastic Gold Circle competition. First place awards went to Margo Stockdale (news feature), Quinn Mulholland and Olivia Volkert (in-depth news/feature story), Keegan Hasson (single feature photograph) and Courtney Marshall (magazine website design). Second place awards included Ryan Switzer (breaking news story), Mary Claire Morris (news feature), Mallory McFarlin (first-person experience), typography Courtney Marshall and Madeline Viera (podcast). Third place went to Archie Kinnane and Josh Weinstock (news writing), Ben Simonds-Malamud (news feature) and Ryan Switzer (sports feature). Certificates of merit went to Sarah Smith (news writing), Jennifer Steckl (in-depth news/feature story), Madeline Veira (general or humor commentary), Chris Brown (sports commentary), Eli Mansbach (single feature photograph), J.D. Capelouto (photo illustration), Quinn Mulholland (interactive graphic) and the staff of The Southerner (newspaper website design).
C&J students visit various communication companies throughout the city where they have the opportunity to observe and speak with professionals in the field. On February 21st, juniors and seniors from Nexus and The Southerner sat in on the morning business meeting at the Atlanta Journal Constitution. C&J ninth grade students will attend field trips this spring to CNN and Cox Radio Atlanta where they will tour the television and radio studios, visit the control rooms and newsrooms, see how traffic reports are generated, watch recordings of teasers for the broadcasts, and meet various on-camera personalities. Many thanks to the PTSA for their generous support of the CNN trip.
Carrie MacBrien, Academy Leader: [email protected]
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Law & Leadership AcademyWith the state reorganization of the Career Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) law courses, The Law and Leadership Academy has revised its current law pathway and has added a new law pathway to its offerings. Both law pathways offer Introduction to the Law, Public Safety, and Corrections, and Security (9th). At the end of ninth grade, students will choose one of two law pathways: Application of the Law or Law Forensic Investigations. Students in the Application of the Law pathway will take Essentials of Legal Service (10th) and Applications of the Law (11th). The students in the Law Forensic Investigations pathway will take Criminal Justice Essentials (10th) and Forensic Science and Criminal Investigations (11th). Judge Bowden is the teacher and advisor for the Application of the Law pathway. Mrs. Barbour is the teacher and advisor for the Law Forensic Investigations pathway. Also, next year, seniors and juniors who have completed the Law Forensic Investigations pathway (which is the current Law pathway) can take Essentials of Legal Service or Application of the Law as electives.
The Moot Court team participated in its first competition on March 8, 2014 at the Georgia State University School of Law. The team worked diligently to master the art of legal argument in written briefs and oral argument. Participants from Grady included Monique Adams, Kaleb Edwards, Veronica Edwards, Jennifer Lyons, Caylin Newton, Gregory Partridge and Danielle Pines. Danielle Pines won the overall competition as well as the "Best Overall Oral Arguments" award. In addition, students will be participating in the Street Law Program in which corporate attorneys from AT&T will teach students contract and employment law. At the AT&T offices in Atlanta, students will apply their legal knowledge toward various situations. Finally, we are also partnering with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to create a Grady High School Criminal Justice Club.
C. Barbour and H. Bowden, Law and Leadership [email protected]@atlanta.k12.ga.us
Russell Plasczyk, Academy Leader:[email protected]
Counselors’ Corner - For Seniors
Important Dates • April 4: Final deadline to complete and submit
community service hours• April 4: Senior date sheet due to counselor• April 19: Final deadline for senior dues ($210)• May 2: Final transcript request due to counselor• May 7: Honors Night• May 17: Visions of the Future• May 24: Graduation
Graduation RequirementsTo be eligible to participate in graduation, seniors must meet all APS graduation requirements, including:• Satisfy attendance requirements (no more than 10
unexcused absences).• Successfully complete required high school coursework.• Complete 75 hours of community service by April 4.• Take the End of Course Tests (EOCT) for EOCT subjects.• Pass the Writing part of the Georgia High School
Graduation Test (GHSGT).• Pass either the English Language Arts, Mathematics, Social
Studies and Science parts of the GHSGT or one of the two subject-area EOCT tests for each area. For example, if you passed the 9th grade Lit/Comp EOCT or the American Lit/Comp EOCT, you are not required to take the English Language Arts GHSGT.
• Pay senior dues and fees.• Remit all student debts (outstanding balances available
during second semester).Any senior who behaves disruptively during senior activities or who fails to comply with the code of conduct or dress code will receive his or her diploma in August 2014 at a parent conference with a school administrator. Missing or arriving late to graduation rehearsals will also prevent participation in the ceremony.
Graduation Dress Code• Women: conservatively styled white dress, flesh-toned
stockings (no patterns), closed-toed black shoes (heels two inches or lower), stud-style earrings
• Men: black dress slacks, black dress shoes, white dress shirt, black tie
• No sneakers or tennis shoes!
Questions?For questions about your graduation status, contact your counselor: Dr. Blankenship, Mr. Young, Mrs. Bolding or Mrs. Oliver. With other questions about senior activities or requirements, contact Senior Faculty Advisor Willie Vincent, [email protected].
Parent Center News
Upcoming EventsGrady’s Parent Center runs parent meetings, workshops and conferences. Mark your calendar for these final two upcoming parent workshop dates:• Interactive Technology for Parents: What Parents Can Do
to Help Their Child in Content Areas: April 23, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Interactive Lab
• 2013–14 Title I Parent Input Roundtable: April 29, 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., Theater Lobby
All workshops will be held at Grady High School. Call 404-802-3017 for more information.
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As always, the Title I Team would like to thank you for your support throughout the 2013-14 school year! For more information about the parent center, or with any questions, please contact Grady’s parent liaison, Jackie Marable, at [email protected] or 404-802-3017.
Grady High School Tours
Have a rising ninth grader or know someone who does? Please help spread the word about Grady’s spring campus tours! The tours begin in the cafeteria and include an overview of Grady and a comprehensive tour of the campus led by Grady teachers and students. The tours last about an hour. The dates are:
• Saturday, 4/19, at 10:00 am• Tuesday, 4/22, at 5:00 pm• Saturday, 5/3, at 10:00 am
To make a reservation for a tour, please send an email to [email protected] or call the CCC at 404-802-3049 between the hours of 10:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Welcome to the Grady family!
Writing Center News
Author SeriesHow the SEC Became Goliath. Monday, April 14 at 3:45 p.m., sports writer Ray Glier explains the Southeast Conference dominance in football.
Jump Start for JuniorsCollege essay writing workshop, Tuesday, April 22 at 3:45 p.m. A session to help juniors prepare for the college application process.
Poem in Your Pocket DayWednesday, April 23 at 3:45 p.m. The national day is actually the next day, but we’ll celebrate early. We challenge any member of the Grady community (student or staff) to bring and read aloud a poem (from their pocket) on April 23 in exchange for a candy bar or piece of fruit. Anyone who reads or recites an original limerick will receive two items. Appropriateness will be determined by the Writing Center.
Summer Writing CampJune 2–13, 10 a.m.–2:00 p.m. Plans are in progress for another successful camp. In addition to traditional sessions on essays and creative writing, the Writer Center hopes to include one session on songwriting, including rap. We are recruiting Atlanta artists and writers to lead the sessions. The camp will end with a presentation of songs, rap, poetry and other works by the students and professionals. Check the GradyGram and Writing Center school notices.
Thank you, Volunteers!Our wonderful volunteers led workshops, judged competitions, wrote stories, spoke to classes, created websites and publicized events. Thank you especially to the volunteers who provided expert guidance in the Writing Center: Melissa Bird, Nick Chiles, Derrick Brown, Alex Gallo-Brown, Cristine Busser, Alex Gregor, Seth Hagen, Anne Harper, Denene Milner, Scott Stephens, Anna Winer and intern Alice Antia.
The Writing Center closes for the semester on May 8.
End of Year CelebrationCelebrate with us in May. Date to be determined.
Questions? Email [email protected].
From the PTSAAs we approach the end of the school year, the Grady PTSA would like to say a big thank you to all of our volunteers and teachers. We don’t take your time for granted, as we are aware that you have family obligations, school commitments, work responsibilities and community activities. So it is with great understanding and appreciation that we say: Thank you!
As the parents, teachers and students of the Grady PTSA, we will continue to work together to make Grady the best high school it can be. We are already getting ready for next year, so please consider how you might be able to help out. There are many jobs, small and large, but if we all do our part, it will be easy! From working the parking lots or volunteering for a teacher appreciation event to chairing a PTSA committee, we have jobs for everyone, and all are welcome to get involved! Please contact any current board member (listed on the back of this publication) to volunteer to share your talents and time for our school.
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PTSA SponsorshipsDo you own your own business? Would you like to have access to the Grady High School community to promote your business and support Grady? We are looking for neighborhood businesses to partner with us. Contact Erlese Caruth ([email protected]) or Gigi Schwartz ([email protected]) and we can tailor a sponsorship program to fit your needs. Sponsorship forms are on the Grady website.
PTSA Executive Officer ElectionsPTSA executive officer elections will be held Tuesday evening, April 22. The Grady 2014–2015 PTSA Nominating Committee is working to bring Grady a wonderful slate of nominees. The Nominating Committee will be recommending a slate of nominees for the following PTSA executive offices:• President (or Co-Presidents)• Secretary• Treasurer• VP Fundraising/Special Events• VP Communications• VP Family Engagement• VP Operations and School Support•Here is the timeline:• March 19 at noon was the deadline for submitting
nominations.• The week of March 24–28, the PTSA Nominating
Committee reviewed all nominations and conducted interviews as needed.
• On or before April 1, 2014, the slate of nominees will be posted in the main office, the parent center and online (at the PTSA web page, atlanta.k12.ga.us/Page/28526). Only one nominee will be recommended by the PTSA Nominating Committee for each position.
• April 22: PTSA Meeting with Executive Board Elections (time to be announced).
If you have questions or comments, please contact the Nominations Committee at [email protected] or see atlanta.k12.ga.us/Page/28526 for details. You can find all information in the Grady main office as well. On behalf of the Grady PTSA Nominating Committee, thank you for your support.
Susie Lazega, Chair, [email protected] Chapman, [email protected] Cucchi, [email protected] Kinard, [email protected] Persons, [email protected] Pittman, [email protected]
PTSA Grants have been GrantedThe Grady PTSA Grants program had a budget of $5,500 to support innovative ideas to promote learning and wellness at Grady. Congratulations to the following grant recipients, selected by a review committee of parents, teachers and students:
1. Ms. Mercer: Funding to purchase a camera and help create an augmented yearbook2. Ms. Looman: Funding to purchase books to be used for Socratic seminars3. Ms. Kottavei Williams: Funding to purchase dress forms for the Fibers III/IV classes4. Ms. MacBrien: Funding to support the CNN field trip5. Mr. Gcabashe: Funding for condenser apparatus for chemistry labs6. Ms. Ellis: Funding for a camera and dissection materials for oceanography classes7. Dr. Propst: Funding for gift cards to improve attendance8. Mr. Brandhorst, Mr. Hill, Mr. Dreiling, Mr. Cook, Mr. Rodriquez: Funding for art initiatives9. Mr. Needham: funding for publication of The Unmasking, Grady's literary magazine10. Mr. Herrera: Funding for materials for Socrates Cafe11. Ms. Bolding: Funding for small group counseling materials12. Ms. Taft: Funding for Grady High School Book Club13. Ms. Lombardi, Ms. Page: Funding for 50 students to attend the 2014 Career Expo14. Ms. Goodvin: Funding for World Quest
Thanks to all the staff members and parents who submitted applications this year.
Local School Council
Elections for Grady’s Local School Council will be held May 12, 2014. The nomination period is April 14–27. Nominations and statements of interest will be posted on the Grady website, in the GradyGram and outside the Grady main office April 28–May 11.
Nomination forms are available online (atlanta.k12.ga.us/Page/28336) and in the main office. To seek a position or nominate a qualified candidate, complete the form and email it to the Grady LSC Election Committee, [email protected], or place a hard copy in the LSC nomination box in the main office.
Three seats are open:• Seat 2: parent representative, two-year term, ending May
2016• Seat 3: parent representative, one-year term, ending May
2015• Seat 5: parent/business representative, one-year term,
ending May 2016
Terms begin immediately after the election. Newly elected LSC members must attend orientation training before participating in meetings.
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To qualify as a parent representative candidate, you must be the parent or legal guardian of a currently enrolled Grady student and must file your nomination by midnight May 11. You cannot be related to the principal or an employee of APS at Grady or have been convicted of a felony.
Elections take place Monday, May 12, 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. in the Grady auditorium lobby. Each parent or guardian of an enrolled student is entitled to one vote per vacant seat. Voting is by secret ballot. You must present government-issued photo ID to verify eligibility.
The Local School Council meets at least four times per school year, typically monthly. It is a legislatively mandated, collaborative group of parents, teachers, business partners and the principal, assembled to address issues related to student achievement and school improvement so as to help Grady prepare all students for success.
Please give this position thoughtful consideration. Council service gets you involved in educational issues that directly affect our students and school. For more, see atlanta.k12.ga.us/domain/3130 or email the Election Committee at [email protected].
Council of Intown Neighborhoods and Schools (CINS)
Showcase of SchoolsThe annual CINS Showcase of Schools will be held in April at one of the Grady cluster schools. Watch the GradyGram for details.
CINS’ community meetings are always free and open to the public. CINS is a not-for-profit organization that has worked for over 35 years to empower public schools in the heart of Atlanta. CINS’ mission is to work with Atlanta Public Schools to foster the development of safe, quality education in the Grady cluster. For more information on CINS and its mission, please visit the CINS website, www.cinsatlanta.org. From there, you can click on “Join” to become a member or add your name to the CINS eblast list.
Kroger Community Rewards Program
Raise money for Grady High School simply by using your Kroger Rewards card. Kroger will donate a portion of the total purchases made by Grady shoppers. Here’s how to link your Kroger card to Grady High:• With your Kroger Plus card handy, go to
krogercommunityrewards.com.• Click on Sign In/Register.• Click on Edit Kroger Community Rewards information and
input your card number.• Update or confirm your name and address.• Under Find Your Organization, enter NPO (non-profit
organization) number 52840 for Grady High School PTSA, and click save. You should see its name on the right side of your information page as verification.
Purchases will not count toward Grady until after you register your card, so please do it as soon as possible. You must register your card with Grady as your non-profit organization once every year. Remember to swipe your card or use your alternate ID for all your purchases at Kroger so they all earn rewards for Grady. If you don’t already have a Kroger Plus card, just pick one up at the customer service desk at any Kroger and then follow the steps above to register it.
Congratulations, Grady Robotics!
5-7-0 Record at Regional TournamentGrady’s robotics team, G3 Robotics, FIRST Team 1648, recently competed at the Palmetto Regional FIRST Robotics Competition in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Members had a great learning experience at their second out-of-state regional tournament, the first of the spring season.
The competition is a three-day event attended by dozens of high school teams from all over the world, showcasing the robots they designed and built. G3 was selected for the third-seeded alliance, which included the Trail Blazers from Brazil, Team 1772, and the alliance leader, the Flying Platypi, Team 2655. This alliance competed well through the quarterfinals. G3 lost the first match, won the second, but lost the third, putting them out of the final elimination matches.
Senior Alex Loomis, vice-president of automation and electronics, noted that the team worked intensely, learned a lot and now knows what to improve on for its next event, the Peachtree Regional FIRST Robotics Competition, March 27–29 at the Georgia World Congress Center.
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April/May Dates To RememberKeep this Page Handy & Check the Website Weekly
Date Activity Location1 - Apr., Tues. 4:00 pm Local School Council Meeting CCC2 - Apr., Wed. 9:50 am - 10:50 am Law and Leadership Awards Ceremony Theater2 - Apr., Wed. 12:00 pm College in the Courtyard Courtyard7 - Apr., Mon. thru 11 - Apr., Fri. Spring Break Students do not report11 - Apr., Fri. thru 13 - Apr., Sun. PTSA Parking Fundraiser: Dogwood Festival 14 - Apr., Mon. 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Writing Center: Author Series Media Center16 - Apr., Wed. 9:50 am - 10:50 am B&E Academy Honors Program Theater16 - Apr., Wed. 3:30 pm Drama Club Meeting Black Box Theater17 - Apr., Thurs. 3:30 pm Earth Club Meeting Ms. Ellis' Room17 - Apr., Thurs. 6:00 pm AP Compendium Art Show 19 - Apr., Sat. "Let’s Do It Again" Saturday School 19 - Apr., Sat. Final Deadline for Senior Dues ($210) 19 - Apr., Sat. 8:00 pm Grady Prom AmericasMart22 - Apr., Tues. 7:00 pm PTSA General Meeting Theater23 - Apr., Wed. 10:00 am - 11:00 am& 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Title 1 Presents: Interactive Technology for Parents
Interactive Lab
24 - Apr., Thurs. GSPA Awards Day in Athens 24 - Apr., Thurs. 2:00 pm Honor Society Induction Ceremony Theater24 - Apr., Thurs. 7:00 pm Triple Threat Show Theater25 - Apr., Fri. 10:30 am - 1:30 pm Entrepreneurial Expo Theater Lobby25 - Apr., Fri. 6:00 pm G3 Gaming Gauntlet Theater, Cafeteria, Theater Lobby26 - Apr., Sat. "Let’s Do It Again" Saturday School 26 - Apr., Sat. PTSA Parking Fundraiser- Walk to End Lupus 29 - Apr., Tues. 10:00 am - 11:00 am& 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
2013-14 Title 1 Parent Input Roundtable Theater Lobby
29 - Apr., Tues. 7:00 pm Grady Cluster Band Concert Theater30 - Apr., Wed. 9:45 am - 11:00 am Junior Meeting (Advisement) Theater1 - May, Thurs. 3:30 pm Earth Club Meeting Ms. Ellis' Room2 - May, Fri. and 3 - May, Sat. 7:00 pm Senior One Acts Black Box Theater6 - May, Tues. 4:00 pm Local School Council Meeting CCC6 - May, Tues. 7:00 pm Orchestra and Band Spring Concert Theater7 - May, Wed. 7:00 pm Honors Night Theater8 - May, Thurs. 7:00 pm Coffeehouse Black Box Theater9 - May, Fri. 9:00 am ACT/SAT Breakfast Theater Lobby9 - May, Fri. 7:00 pm Grady Cluster Orchestra Concert Theater10 - May, Sat. 8:00 pm Fashion Show Old Gym13 - May, Tues. 2:30 pm Yearbook Senior Signing Party Old Gym13 - May, Tues. 7:00 pm PTSA General Meeting TBD15 - May, Thurs. 3:30 pm Earth Club Meeting Ms. Ellis' Room15 - May, Thurs. 6:00 pm Inman Chorus Concert Theater17 - May, Sat. 10:00 am Visions of the Future Old Gym20 - May, Tues. 5:00 pm GMEA District 5 Planning Meeting Theater21 - May, Wed. 9:50 am - 10:50 am BS&E Honors Program Theater23 - May, Fri. Last Day of School 24 - May, Sat. Graduation Ceremony Atlanta Civic Center
Tear off and keep for reference.
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PTSA Executive CommitteeCo-President: Christa Martin, [email protected] Abby Martin, [email protected] Communications: Larissa Bradburn, [email protected], Family Engagement: Elizabeth Rogan, [email protected], Fundraising & Special Events: Erlese Caruth, [email protected], Operations & School Support: Mary Lynn Realff, [email protected]: Laura Kish, [email protected]: Beth Marks, [email protected]: Janet Kishbaugh, [email protected]
Grady PTSA Communications TeamKnight Lights Newsletter Managing Editor:Cathy Lepik, [email protected] Layout and Design: Laura Kish, [email protected] Editors: Lisa Pittman, [email protected],Michelle Bernhart, [email protected], andSarah Zaslaw, [email protected] Printing: Dawn Shipp, [email protected] Distribution: Karen Carroll, [email protected] Editors: Kathleen Lang and Katy Jackson, [email protected]: Brian Montero, [email protected] you have news or information to share, please send your submissions to [email protected]. The deadline is the second Monday of each month. All articles are subject to editing.
Administrative ContactsMain office: 404-802-3001Office fax number: 404-802-3009Website: http://srt5.atlantapublicschools.us/grady Principal: Dr. Vincent Murray, [email protected] Principal: Mr. Rodney Howard,[email protected] Principal: Dr. David Propst,[email protected]: Ms. Chinaester Holland, [email protected]
Faculty ContactsBiomedical Sciences and Engineering Mr. Raymond L. [email protected] or 404-802-3006Business and EntrepreneurshipMr. Willie Vincent [email protected] or 404-802-3007 Communications and JournalismMs. Carrie MacBrien [email protected] or 404-802-3015 Law and LeadershipDr. Russell Plasczyk [email protected] or 404-802-3064JROTCLt. Colonel Charles [email protected]
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Knight LightsApril/May2014 IssueA publication of Grady High School PTSAHenry W. Grady High School929 Charles Allen Dr. NEAtlanta, GA 30309